Top Agile Blog Posts

Project Portfolio Management (PPM) is important to any organization's operations. It involves carefully selecting, prioritizing, and managing projects to align with the organization's goals and ensure the best use of resources. Unfortunately, the traditional...

Have you ever wondered about the scalability of agile methodologies as a business expands? The Spotify model in Agile is an example of a successful transition. This model has enabled Spotify to reach new...

There are many Agile management tools available for organizations to choose from. They all offer the most important features for Agile project management, but selecting the one that meets the company’s needs best will...

Scrum, the most common Agile software development methodology, is an iterative approach that has the Sprint — the scrum word for iteration — at its heart. Throughout an Agile project, Scrum teams use evaluation...

Embarking on the Agile journey involves embracing adaptability and continuous learning.  At its core is the Agile retrospective—a powerful practice change improvement within teams.  So, what exactly is it?  It is actually a dedicated time or a...

Ever experienced the uncertainty of estimating Agile tasks? Don't worry. Imagine, though, if there were a lively and collaborative method to infuse clarity and confidence into the process. That’s where Poker Planning comes in...

Agile Product Management is an iterative and flexible approach to developing and managing products, emphasizing collaboration, adaptability, and customer feedback. In the Agile framework, product development is carried out in small, incremental stages called...

Agile Release Train (ART) plays a key role in defining an enterprise's success by a combination of criteria. One of the most important reasons companies use Agile frameworks is to establish a strong culture...

User stories are created in Agile as the smallest unit of its framework. They are created to express the views of a user of the software. It is a general review of a feature...

Scrum's functions are somewhat different than traditional software approaches. There are three Agile roles: Product Owner, Production Team, and Scrum Master. Together they are known as the Scrum Team.  The Scrum Master The Scrum Master allows...